[Athen] Experience or comparison of accessible copier models and features?

[David Andrews]

Cannon has some good stuff, as does 
Lexmark.  Everyone else seems to be behind them, 
-- we are talking about accessibility from the device itself.

Dave

At 04:41 PM 10/8/2015, you wrote:

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>Hi ATHEN:

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>Does anyone have any recent experience they can 

>share on accessibility features of copiers?

>·         Canon’s Remote Operator’s Software Kit (separate networked computer)

>·         Canon’s Voice Guidance/Operation

>·         Xerox’s Copier Assistant (separate 

>computer via USB with Magic and JAWS)

>·         Other copiers/printers with either 

>add-on or built-in screen reader or physical access controls.

>

>Alternatively, are there any comparison grids 

>available that cover copier models that are 

>still available that have built-in accessibility 

>features or that make use of the above add-ons?

>

>Thank you,

>Todd

>UW-Madison


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